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by gdi3d 4y ago
Hey the idea seems great, congrats!. But I would like to make two small observation. In my opinion the landing page looks a little overwhelming. I see a lot of things moving around and changing. My native language is Spanish, and some of th
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by gdi3d 5y ago
Hey, author of the microservice here. I work with AWS service since 2015. It's true that could be a little bit too much to use if you just want the email services (SES). For small project I just go with mailgun because it just plug and
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Show HN: A tiny Microservice for sending emails and/or calendar invitations(gdi3d.github.io)
10 points by gdi3d 5y ago|3 comments
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Show HN:Adjust brightness and contrast in YouTube Videos, Vimeo or similar sites(gdi3d.github.io)
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I Ate 602 Cookies Under 5 Minutes. No Milk(gdi3d.github.io)
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Mute Spotify Ads on Mac(gdi3d.github.io)
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Hacking Tool for HMR on Docker(github.com)
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by gdi3d 6y ago
Sometimes HMR tools don’t work quite right when using docker on some OS (OSX) with a mounted volume. You change a file and nothing happens, it doesn’t detect the change and no rebuild happens. This hack-script will make sure your HMR tools
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by gdi3d 7y ago
Hey, thanks for you comments. The idea behind yameeting it's the "Ninja Mode" where you have disposable VM's to reduce costs and help to prevent intrusions on the servers where the meetings are taking place. You can&#x27
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by gdi3d 7y ago
Yes, that's true it's not end-to-end encrypted as you say. Here's more information about that https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/409
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by gdi3d 7y ago
You could try https://www.yameeting.com/ we give free service for small meetings < 10 ppl with no time restrictions (no enforced limit except server capacity) You can also use the Ninja Mode (disposables VM's), but
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Show HN: Small and RESTful wallet WebApp(github.com)
2 points by gdi3d 11y ago|0 comments
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Centralized file transfer from multiple servers(github.com)
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